tavis: this cp is out now. what is next in the agenda?> i am going to do volume 2, featuring a slew of guests and artists i did not have room on this one for and people i have never worked with, so i am still getting back together -- getting back together -- that together. tavis: you are in los angeles. they are lined up all over the city. if you have just now come to know this brilliant artist, you now know the name, and you should add it to his collection. if you already know him, you are already in love with him. this project is called black radio. there you have it, and the new project is out, and it is called black radio. your first time on the show, i pray not your last. that is our show tonight. until next time, thanks for watching. keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation with a harvard professor of sarah lawrence-lightfoot. that is next time. we will see you then. >> there is a saying that dr. king had that said there

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so we cp coming down the shore freeway of that green represents speeds over 50 mi. per hour as we take that right for you you will see no problem. 62 mi. an hour, 63 mi. per hour. no problems whatsoever a drive of about 15 minutes out of berkeley heading to san francisco. james >> thank you erica lesson to hours from now on jerry sandusky will learn his will take the witness stand when he begins at 6:00 this morning. sandusky is the former penn state football coach convicted of molesting 10 boys. sandusky least a recorded statement from his jail cell yesterday claiming he did not do what he called " these alleged disgusting acts. sandusky is expected to talk at this morning's hearing so we will be waiting for his words. he was found guilty of sexually abusing 10 boys over a period of 15 years. and will also have legal expert to srreste each for the event. rev up support with the election just around a corner. >> my opponent governor romney economic plan is a $500-a5 trillion dollar tax cut >> in this tax cuts would include the 1% he promised this. but most of the ec

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itoesn't make cps for tablets. >> reporter: both inteand i.b.m. are seeing firsthand th effects of the global economic slowdown as firms trim i.t. budgets or hold off on spending. i.b.m. posted profits of $3.62 a share, a penny above expectations. revenue fell to just under $25 billion, slightly softer than forecasts. >> what's happening with i.b.m. is europe. a lot of demand generally speaking from corporations buying servers, buying software, buying services is a slowdown. couple that with the currency effect. when the dollar is strong against other foreign currencies like the euro, you begin to see some headwinds. >> reporter: while many are hoping the launch of windows 8 later this month will launch a product upgrade cycle at the nation's businesses, most i.t. managers make the switch a year or so later in hopes the kinks will be worked out. ruben ramirez, "n.b.r.," new york. >> tom: if you get a social security check, you can look for a tiny increase next year. thanks to low inflation, the cost of living adjustment comes to 1.7%. for the aver

child welfare, cps workers, child protective service workers have ways that they look at the risk factors in a family. imminent risk is: this is something that is critical and the child must be removed from that family right now in order to keep that child safe. so there's danger to their life? there's danger to their physical life, to their safety. meaning that the risk of who else is in the household can't be controlled so that there might be something going on that they need to say, right now, we need to make this removal. but there are about 200,000-a little more than 200,000 children removed each year. whereas, there are about 3 million children that are investigated for abuse and neglect. and within those 200,000, are there cases where they are removed where the parents are having either a mental or substance use disorder? the vast majority. ivette, may i go back and kind of piggyback on what nancy was saying? you started by describing sort of what it looks like for a child who is in school and how they may present. and so to say what is happening at home in those situations, if you

on monday, it was the and the delay cp taking center stage, affirming their commitment to same-sex marriageand question 6 on the november ballot. the issue took center stage this week. a chief diversity officer from gallaudet university was placed on leave because she signed a petition to put the controversial law of the november ballot. peter franchot is breaking with his party's stance on redistricting. this is a matter of demographic changes. peter franchot coming out against redistricting for the congressional seats. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. 43 degrees at the airport. coming up, we'll look at your answers to our water cooler question of the day. >> we'll take a last look at weather and traffic together before you head out to start your day. as a pastor, my support for question 6 is rooted in my belief that the government should treat everyone equally. i would not want someone denying my rights based upon their religious views, therefore i should not deny others based upon mine. it's about fairness. this law does not force any church to perform a same sex marri

confirmed his principal legal advisor will occur and review the papers from time when a case was put to the cps for prosecution. the director specifically is going to consider what more can be done to alert relevant authorities whether it concerns but it prosecution has not taken forward. other institutions must do what they can do to make sure we learn the lessons of his that can never happen again. >> ed miliband. [shouting] >> thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, last week the prime minister told this house and i quote, we will be legislating for the energy companies to get the lowest tariffs for the customers. can he now explain how he's going to guarantee everybody in the country the lowest tariff? >> as i said last week we're going to use the energy bill to ensure that customers get the lowest terrace. that's what we want to do. i have to say to the honorable gentleman, there is a real problem and it is worth looking at the glass to the core -- over 400 terrace. this is completely baffling for customers. while encouraging people to switch, can help make it different that we need to go fur

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scene just after midnight on tuesday on covering the tragic truth behind the shooting involving retired cp detective jim griffin inside of his northwest side apartment after he had shot his 48 year-old son michael once in the head and killed him. i guess he was startled out of his sleep. >> neighbors on this quiet street a kind of warm hearted gentleman. very nice man, i've met him a couple of times, quiet and kind he was living with his father temporarily and had stepped out of the apartment late last night the shooting happened when michael was apparently coming back inside. i know predators' can common. on the first floor of an apartment is where they usually try to break in. no one has never broken in the first floor window. >> we are told after it in jim griffin found out the person he shot was his son he started to have chest pains and that's when he was brought to the hospital where he remains tonight there are still no charges filed in this case. there is a new tax possibly targeting gun owners, cook county is calling it the violence tax. there is more behind it than just an effort

some extent chicago's massive catholic school system appears to have benefitted from the problems at cpserintendent of catholic schools reporting that enrollment at the elementary school level is up. but depending on private donations in these tough economic times isn't easy. and the end result is pastors devoting more time than ever to fuundraising. >>how can they afford it? >>that's how we make these programs survive >> families are hurting. layoffs and unemployment have certainly taken their toll >> the economy is having an effect on them. we try to keep tuition and of the services at a reasonable rate. >> they have had to fill in gaps providing tutoring and other support services at the center. the extra help has benefited students. >> our teacher is always here on tuesdays and thursdays. he is willing to help us. >> to keep these services calling the pastors have gone into fund raising overdraftive. >>they send us a note >> of those $50 taxed at up. that is how we make these programs survive. >> the big shoulders fund raises millions of dollars for the catholic school system. 60 per

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public schools communications officer says " given the daunting financial and academic challenges facing cps is our obligation to explore options that can expand the district region. given all students the ability to have higher education options. the school system is not ready to continue as planned. more than willing to take some of these turnaround schools and turn them into charter schools. today is day seven of the teachers strike in evergreen park. some teachers camped out last night, while their union met with school officials over a new contract. the ten hour session ended at two thirty in the morning, with no resolution. both sides say they're still far apart on teachers salaries and benefits. negotiators won't meet again until later this evening. wood family foundation breaks ground on kerry wood cubs field the wood family foundation celebrates the groundbreaking of kerry wood cubs field baseball stadium in partnership with chicago cubs, the ricketts family, chicago cubs charities, chicago park district, chicago public schools, turner construction alderman ameya pawar, and clark pa

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mayor castro sits on the board of the city's public utility, cps, and along with the rest of the boardhe contract with oci. on october 10th of last year, three months before the deal was announced, castro traveled to south korea with a trade delegation from san antonio. on october 12th, he cut his trip short and flew to washington to attend a state dinner at the white house in honor of south korean's president. castro had a seat at the head table with presidents obama and li. we asked the white house why the mayor of san antonio was invited to sit at the head table with the korean president but were not given a response. we asked repeatedly for an interview with mayor castro but were told he was too busy to talk to us. but his office did issue us a written statement. it says at no time did mayor castro meet with officials of oci solar during the selection process, not during the vetting process, not in korea, not in washington. the utility says the koreans simply had the best proposal. >> i would say actually there were companies that were bidding on this or consortiums that were biddi

mayor castro sits on the board of the city's public utility, cps, and along with the rest of the boardntract with oci. on october 10th of last year, three months before the deal was announced, castro traveled to south korea with a trade delegation from san antonio. on october 12th, he cut his trip short and flew to washington to attend a state dinner at the white house in honor of south korean's president. castro had a seat at the head table with presidents obama and tableesenbuwe sidents obama and bidding on this that were competitive. ultimately it just came down to oci solar put together a better package. >> reporter: oci declined our request for an interview since they won the san antonio contract, they have launched several other solar projects. as for the fact that san antonio residents will be sending hundreds of millions of american dollars to korea for energy over the next 25 years -- >> i honestly don't think we looked at it that way. we looked at it as bringing jobs to san antonio and as far as we're concerned, those are american jobs, and frankly, the energy industry itself

neutral cps in the country, either side could have won. by the margin of 116,000 votes in the state of ohio... president bush with a fabulously effective turnout operation, the democrats did a great job, but the bush team did better and they won the lrksz. >> greta: i don't have much information on the ground game. but i read about south florida, where they said that the -- president obama has 12 offices and governor romney has 4. it's a very democratic area. but i realize how little -- >> we all don't know, what the offices schist of or how many people near them or whether they are using larger offices in fewer places. unless we knew all of that, we wouldn't judge that. >> greta: we don't talk about that. we are paying attention to the polls, but we are not digging down to see, you know, how much of a threat the ground game is. >> it's hard to know in advance of the final several days because that's when everybody's cranking up the operation and goes into effect. it is not that much you can do -- you will hear metrics like how many voter

it sees its cps range at 20 to 22 cents compared to the street's range of 27 cents. >>> welcome back. let's go to bmo capital's upgrade of costco to market to perform from underperform upping the target to $106. saying we're less concerned about market pressure. the stock a 17% run-up. 17% run-up so far this year. do you agree with this call and upgrade? >> let's put the call in some perspective first. he had it at market underperform, now he's put in market perform. this is the analyst equivalent of a stop out. he's throwing up his hands. we liked costco in june and talked about it extensively. i think they have better brand recognition than walmart. they have the size and ability -- >> a better brand recognition than walmart -- >> not brand recognition. clientele appears to be a little more upscale than walmart does. people like to go to costco a little bit better. costco has some hypnotic power, you go in buying things you didn't intend to. >> citi downgrading progressive to sell from neutral at citi after progressive announced a $1 special dividend payable november 29th. citi noti

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system here in illinois that handles all the retirement money for all teachers in illinois that are not cps, not chicago, but everybody else. you have a lot of inestment firms that want to handle that money. you're talking about allocations by 10, 20, 50, $200 million at a time. it's good to have it prewired, someone wanting to take the retirement money, and if they can tell the investment firm they'll get the approval if they pay a finders' fees, and often, those fees are bogus, but that's what makes it go. we left that in there. you can hear how they make the play, and we used recordings from the rezko case, and you see how that builds towards some of the later stuff with blago blagojevich. >> there's a lot to play out with his personality and the corruption. he's listening to the likes of rezko and chris kelly, who is pictured here, who ended up committing suicide a couple years ago amid all the pressure and the mounting investigation, and, you know, he got to the stage, again, i think a lot because of this chip on his shoulder and the obsession with fundraising where that was really the

because there are some children that you need to be rescued, it is not all departmental workers such as cps and dss, not all the social workers are participating in this, there is a large majority that is participating in illegal activity. >> thank you. i will jump in -- her issue is on welfare for children. explaining more on the details of that position. up next is michele in maryland, a republican. what question would you ask tonight if you could? caller: i want to know how it will handle sequestration. it will be a trickle-down effect. you lose government workers, to lose plenty of people with jobs and it will affect every industry if they do not resolve the issue soon. >> thank you very much. dave on at twitter, he says, paul ryan said that romney's tax plan is more than a trickle down economics. what does romney have to say in response? next a call from alan in maryland, independent in washington you see suburbs. have you made up your mind yet? caller: i have not. >> what would you be looking for tonight? caller: i would like to find a candidate that is courageous enough to outlaw cig

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